HSS2020 Face Shield Made in Germany

For those in direct contact with patients and other persons

The HÖRL face shield provides outstanding protection against infections spread by droplets and aerosols, and is designed for medical and nursing staff in hospitals, nursing homes and care homes, emergency services, and outpatient services, but also for those working in industry, trade, retail, and service occupations.

Highlights

The HSS2020 features a cleverly designed carrying frame that can be secured to and removed from the head quickly and easily, ensuring that the user has to touch it as little as possible and thus significantly reducing the risk of infection. The carrying frame is designed to leave enough room for glasses behind the pane so that glasses-wearers can also benefit from maximum protection.

Face shield can be worn with glasses fitting comfortably underneath
Ideal all-round protection for the entire face
Light and comfortable, with full freedom to move
Pane is easy to replace and recycle
Non-fogging and anti-static
Carrying frame can be reused and disinfected
Individual colors available on request (in orders of 10,000 pieces and up)

Infection risk

When fluid containing a virus is expelled while a person is breathing out, speaking, sneezing, or coughing, and this fluid comes into contact with others, it can trigger an infectious disease if it gets into the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract or the conjunctiva of the eyes.

Applications

Applications range from medical and nursing staff in hospitals, nursing homes and care homes, emergency services, and outpatient services to those working in industry, trade, retail, and service occupations.

Clinics and Nursing Homes

Catering

Industry and Craftsmanship

Services

Online Shop & ordering

Quantitites of up to 1,000 pieces can be ordered at the following shops:

If you require larger quantities, please send an e-mail to HÖRL.

Custom colors are available with orders of 10,000 pieces or more.

The story behind the face shield

HÖRL first learned about the Maker vs Virus campaign and the urgent need for face protection in hospitals through campaign member Tobias Hermann. He had attempted to produce the carrying frames required for face shields using a 3D printer, and although his results had been successful, he had also found that each frame took almost an hour and a half to print. HÖRL’s management board and entire team were keen to help him out and wasted no time in getting involved in the project.

In a record time of just 24 hours, the team had managed to design and build a suitable injection mold – a process that normally takes up to four weeks. The injection-molding process has made it possible to cut down the time required to produce a frame to just 13 seconds. Once a supplier for the panes accompanying the frames had been found, the first batch was delivered to nearby hospitals a short time later. The panes feature rounded edges that eliminate the risk of injury to doctors and nursing staff.

Questions?

If you have any questions please contact us. Our experts at HÖRL will be pleased to help!